April Diane Villanueva Pablo
Apr 9
What are the secondary sexual charactersitics of male and female?
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Secondary sexual characteristics are physical traits that develop during puberty and distinguish males and females from each other.
Male secondary sexual characteristics include:
- Facial hair growth
- Deepening of the voice
- Increased muscle mass
- Broadening of the shoulders
- Adam's apple enlargement
- Increased body hair growth, particularly on the chest and back
- Enlargement of the genitals
Female secondary sexual characteristics include:
- Breast development
- Widening of the hips
- Redistribution of body fat to the hips and thighs
- Menstruation
- Growth of pubic and underarm hair
- Enlargement of the genitals
These secondary sexual characteristics are driven by the hormones testosterone in males and estrogen in females. They play a key role in sexual attraction and reproduction.
Male secondary sexual characteristics include:
- Facial hair growth
- Deepening of the voice
- Increased muscle mass
- Broadening of the shoulders
- Adam's apple enlargement
- Increased body hair growth, particularly on the chest and back
- Enlargement of the genitals
Female secondary sexual characteristics include:
- Breast development
- Widening of the hips
- Redistribution of body fat to the hips and thighs
- Menstruation
- Growth of pubic and underarm hair
- Enlargement of the genitals
These secondary sexual characteristics are driven by the hormones testosterone in males and estrogen in females. They play a key role in sexual attraction and reproduction.
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